Hundreds of Sudanese protesters took to the streets of major cities on Wednesday to demand the government's resignation over IMF-backed economic reforms.

Hundreds of protesters have once again gathered in Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and constitutional changes in the country.

Albanians have streamed into polling stations for a parliamentary election, as corruption weighs heavily on voters in one of Europe's poorest nations.

This is Saudi Arabia where women have recently been allowed to drive cars, as part of the Crown Prince's social reforms, or "sweeping" social reforms as it's usually referred to inside the kingdom.

The IMF says if Lebanon wants to pull itself out of the economic crisis, it needs to form a new government to transform the country.

Voters in Kyrgyzstan grant sweeping powers to President Sadyr Japarov in a constitutional referendum that will also allow him to run for re-election.

Kyrgyzstan's parliament approves a referendum on a draft constitution that would empower the presidency and allow the country's incumbent leaders to re-run for office.

Tens of thousands of farmers take to the streets in India’s northern state of Punjab to voice their opposition against the government’s agricultural reforms.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) slams Saudi Arabia for the state-sponsored “hateful” and “intolerant” language against Shia Muslims in its school religion textbooks.

Last month, central New Delhi saw a tractor march that turned into a violent rampage.